The Rosebud fashionbug Perfume Company fashionbug produces the world famous Rosebud Salve since 1892. Still packed in the original, well-tin, and a true all-rounder. Great as a lip balm, but also for dry skin, irritation, dryness spots and diaper rash. Rosebud is very popular with models, Hollywood stars and their make-up artists, and is regularly in the press. Rosebud Salve is a 'Multi-Purpose-salve, a salve that can be used for multiple purposes. You can include fashionbug use of: - dry hands - for eyebrows fashionbug - dry elbows and knees (or other dry spots) - itchy or irritating spots - cuts, abrasions and cuts - as a base under your eye shadow: stays longer that way - a little in your hands and rub 'divide' her about your frizz Brambleberry Rose Lip Balm "Rosebud Brambleberry Rose Lip Balm is scented with the delicious aroma of freshly baked berry pie." Sounds delicious in any case! It is not known who this lip balm has developed, but he is new, created as a tribute to the head of Rosebud Perfume Co.. Nice detail: fashionbug the picture on the can was made in 1945 Original Rosebud Salve Rosebud Salve The original cost in Douglas about 10 euros.. Okay, a bit pricey, but it's worth it. It is finer than petroleum jelly and it works very addictive! If you have friends in the U.S.: order via Sephora (www.sephora.com). That takes a can but $ 6! Minted Rose Lip Balm Developed by the granddaughter of Smith: Minted Rose Lip Balm. A combination fashionbug of mentholated Salve and ordinary Rosebud Salve. Again with the same purpose as the other products. Mentholated mentholated Salve Salve, developed by Smith himself. It has a cooling, refreshing ointment, made to soothe irritations. Eg allergies and insect bites. Strawberry Lipbalm Developed by the grandson of the inventor of the original Rosebud Salve: Strawberry Lipbalm. With the same purpose fashionbug as the original ointment, but with a strawberry flavor. B ron: Cynthia www.Girlscene.nl
Monday, August 4, 2014
The Rosebud fashionbug Perfume Company fashionbug produces the world famous Rosebud Salve since 189
The Rosebud fashionbug Perfume Company fashionbug produces the world famous Rosebud Salve since 1892. Still packed in the original, well-tin, and a true all-rounder. Great as a lip balm, but also for dry skin, irritation, dryness spots and diaper rash. Rosebud is very popular with models, Hollywood stars and their make-up artists, and is regularly in the press. Rosebud Salve is a 'Multi-Purpose-salve, a salve that can be used for multiple purposes. You can include fashionbug use of: - dry hands - for eyebrows fashionbug - dry elbows and knees (or other dry spots) - itchy or irritating spots - cuts, abrasions and cuts - as a base under your eye shadow: stays longer that way - a little in your hands and rub 'divide' her about your frizz Brambleberry Rose Lip Balm "Rosebud Brambleberry Rose Lip Balm is scented with the delicious aroma of freshly baked berry pie." Sounds delicious in any case! It is not known who this lip balm has developed, but he is new, created as a tribute to the head of Rosebud Perfume Co.. Nice detail: fashionbug the picture on the can was made in 1945 Original Rosebud Salve Rosebud Salve The original cost in Douglas about 10 euros.. Okay, a bit pricey, but it's worth it. It is finer than petroleum jelly and it works very addictive! If you have friends in the U.S.: order via Sephora (www.sephora.com). That takes a can but $ 6! Minted Rose Lip Balm Developed by the granddaughter of Smith: Minted Rose Lip Balm. A combination fashionbug of mentholated Salve and ordinary Rosebud Salve. Again with the same purpose as the other products. Mentholated mentholated Salve Salve, developed by Smith himself. It has a cooling, refreshing ointment, made to soothe irritations. Eg allergies and insect bites. Strawberry Lipbalm Developed by the grandson of the inventor of the original Rosebud Salve: Strawberry Lipbalm. With the same purpose fashionbug as the original ointment, but with a strawberry flavor. B ron: Cynthia www.Girlscene.nl
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